Drink to your Health with TEAS’ TEA ! (#FreeProductReceived)

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Did you know that the tradition of “Drinking Tea” to maintain good health dates back to early Buddhist texts and Chinese manuals on healing herbs. Camellia Sinensis (the tea plant) is described as being a potent medicine to promote good health and longevity.

My mom is a big hot tea drinker but i prefer mine cold. I was thrilled when Teas’ Tea offered me the opportunity to review two of their bottled teas! TEAS’ TEA is premium tea. Authentically brewed. GMO free. It is All-Natural with natural cane sugars and no artificial flavorings.

TEAS’ TEA was selected by Whole Foods Market Wellness Club, an initiative by Whole Foods Market to pre-select products good for your health to help WFM shoppers make sound purchasing decisions for optimum wellness. Read more here.

TEAS’ TEA is a authentically brewed and bottled green tea product range in three categories:

1. UNSWEETENED

2. LOW CALORIE (lightly sweetened)
3. CLASSIC (sweetened).

I was lucky enough to receive the Unsweetened Pure Green Tea, as well as the Classic Crisp Apple Black Tea. The Unsweetened Pure Green Tea was a little strong for me. I could definitely tell that it was unsweetened. I like other bottled Green Teas but I’m guessing they all must be sweetened. It wasn’t “bad” it is just not a type of tea that I prefer. The Classic Crisp Apple Black Tea was absolutely amazing. The taste is a little hard to describe, but it really tastes like fresh apple juice mixed with a sweetened tea. The sweetness of the apple is what i tasted first, but as I swallowed I could taste the black tea.

Since the review, I have seen TEAS’ TEA at Wegmans where I go for lunch a lot so I’m going to keep an eye out for other flavors to try!

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I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

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